Two new members took their seats today
The House of Keys officially has two new members.
Earlier, Ralph Peake and Bill Malarkey took their oaths and signed the Liber Juramentorum to take their places among the Island’s other elected representatives.
Mr Peake won last week’s North Douglas by-election, while Mr Malarkey triumphed in South Douglas – the seat he lost some years ago.
This was the moment they swore their oaths to the House this morning:
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